Fruit and vege prices plummet 9 per cent in past year ... but price of eating out soars
New inflation data shows price rises are easing.
New inflation data shows price rises are easing.
Financial Times: Surprise set to be scrutinised as central bank weighs interest rate cuts.
In the second of his new mid-week columns, Liam Dann answers reader questions.
Electronic card data shows spending is subdued in areas sensitive to interest rates.
OPINION: The new GPS is bad for certain transport sectors, but important overall.
Aquaculture projects will be among the first in line for consents.
A resurgent, more confident Japanese economy could boost Kiwi tourism.
Financial Times: Washington reaps benefits from green fiscal stimulus, rehiring.
But foreign investors remain wary after a years-long fall in the Chinese market.
The Herald's business editor at large launches a new book demystifying money.
'Who the hell decided to cut this?' Could Fair Go work outside old-school TV?
How did two American businesses owned by NZ's wealthiest man perform in 2023?
OPINION: Luxon's allowance fiasco is a metaphor for wider fiscal complacency.
Today is the deadline for the 100-day action plan. How many items were meaningless?
Pressures from inflation, high interest rates made year tough for $31 billion sector.
The sale 'allows for the ongoing employment for staff'.
Rental bonds were lodged for 410,904 properties by November 1, Tenancy Services said.
OPINION: Credit and mortgage distress is rising fast as interest rates bite.
In the first of his new mid-week columns Liam Dann answers reader questions.
OPINION: PM has left previous govt appointees in key roles - including the Reserve Bank.
Nicola Willis will 'update' the Government's tax/spend goals.
The twin canal crises are impacting smaller Kiwi exporters especially.
Sale numbers plummet, new listings skyrocket: not a market in recovery at all.
Financial Times: Beijing acts to monitor huge herd size as falling prices cause problems.
The relationship between inflation and financial assets is not always straightforward.
Expensive imports gobble up some of our strong export volumes.
Retail chain founded in 1974 about to celebrate 50 years trading in New Zealand this year.
Is there any good news on the horizon for mortgage holders?
OPINION: Some might survive if the rhetoric changes; meanwhile it’s looking embarrassing.
Confidence rose but many people surveyed were still wary of buying big-ticket items.